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August 31, 2025

Teenager left alone to die at hospital 'failed' by watchdog

The Care Quality Commission had raised fresh concerns over understaffing just days before death of 14-year-old girl

5 mins

Inside the 'chaotic' hospital where teen spent final days

\"Chaotic, scary and really, really intense\" - Steph Smith's time working at Huntercombe Hospital was nothing short of harrowing.

5 mins

Starmer told to shut hotels for migrants or lose voters

Sir Keir Starmer has been warned that Labour must take decisive action on the migrant crisis or risk losing voters to Reform UK, after the government won a significant court challenge over asylum hotels.

4 mins

Asylum protesters in masks try to enter migrant hotel

A group of masked men attempted to enter a hotel in London, as anti-immigration protesters and anti-racism demonstrators gathered in heated exchanges across the UK.

2 mins

Archbishop attacks Farage's 'knee-jerk' deportation plan

Nigel Farage has been accused by the Church of England's current most senior bishop of an “isolationist, short-term knee- jerk” response to the small boats crisis.

2 mins

Chancellor warned she will have to break pledge on tax

Rachel Reeves has been warned she faces having to break Labour’s manifesto pledge not to increase taxes on working people after leading economists said “fiddling around” with smaller taxes - like a mansion tax and a gambling levy - would not be enough to fill the black hole in the Budget.

4 mins

Life choice with kerb appeal

Alex Ross speaks to those living in vehicles on The Downs in Bristol as angry residents petition to have them removed

5 mins

AI stethoscope could detect heart conditions in seconds

Stethoscopes powered by artificial intelligence could help medics detect three different heart conditions in seconds, according to researchers.

3 mins

Lumley wades into debate on the casting of queer roles

Joanna Lumley has said the world will become “boring beyond disbelief” if actors aren’t allowed to play characters with differing sexualities or nationalities to their own.

2 mins

Scottish brothers set record for 9,000-mile Pacific row

Three Scottish brothers have set a new world record for the fastest human-powered Pacific Ocean crossing.

2 mins

Ukrainian MP shot dead in Lviv after Russian airstrikes

Manhunt launched as killer reportedly fled on electric bike

2 mins

Bold attacks show Russian territory is ‘not invincible’

From covert drone strikes and airport sabotage to nuclear plant fires, Ukraine is finding new methods of fighting back

4 mins

‘If brothers marry the same woman, family stays united’

When a bride in a Himalayan village wed two brothers, the ceremony went viral. Namita Singh reports from the Indian communities where the practice is rooted in Hindu tradition

8 mins

Man United show worrying habits despite Burnley win

Ruben Amorim sat back in his dugout, feet up, looking drained.

4 mins

Pedro elevates Chelsea past Fulham amid VAR discord

A comfortable win for Chelsea in the end over London rivals Fulham, but the jarring feeling from yet another Premier League game was the influence of VAR.

4 mins

England dominant again in lopsided World Cup match

Jess Breach plundered a hat-trick as England continued their march through the Rugby World Cup group stage by overwhelming Samoa 92-3 at Franklin's Gardens in Northampton.

2 mins

'Blair has a pheromonal effect on the global elite'

The news that Tony Blair discussed Gaza with Donald Trump raised eyebrows. But after watching him mingle with the US president’s family, Anne McElvoy says he’s a man with a plan

6 mins

SKY'S THE LIMIT

Increasing numbers of Brits are upping sticks and heading to the UAE. Katie Rosseinsky finds out why the Dubai dream is so popular with young expats, and considers the darker side

7 mins

'A lot of men, and not just musically, hit their peak at 40 or 50 watch this space'

Tinie Tempah is back with his first new music in eight years. He speaks with Annabel Nugent about his return, why Black culture is finally getting recognition, and the decline of clubs

6 mins

Hurley whirligig: me, Liz and a marathon movie week

Adam White spent seven days watching all 28 of Elizabeth Hurley's films, so you don't have to, from the one where she murders Patsy Kensit to the erotic thriller her son directed

9 mins

'Our government is meant to be 180 degrees from the last, but you wouldn't know'

The junior doctor turned bestselling author, Adam Kay, talks to Fiona Sturges about his novel ‘A Particularly Nasty Case’, how the NHS stigmatises mental illness, and having children

7 mins

The good and the bad of Britain's busiest airports

Crikey, what a summer it has been at the UK's seven biggest airports. Many of them have set records for passenger numbers. As none has expanded, that spells bigger crowds than ever.

2 mins

HITTING THE DECKS

Can a luxury yacht writer fall for the charms of the world's biggest cruise ship? Julia Zaltzman hopped aboard Royal Caribbean's newest offering, ‘Star of the Seas’, to find out

5 mins

GO BOHO IN CAIRO

Egypt's capital can feel chaotic, but its inner suburb of Maadi is a peaceful oasis where you can recharge in a charming cafe or enjoy an open-air yoga class, writes Tamara Davison

4 mins

A trip to 'Moomin island' made me rethink summer

Holidaying on this Finnish archipelago taught Matt Charlton that foraging, festivals and ferrying with some of the happiest people in the world beats sweltering on a beach in the Med

5 mins

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